Discipline is Vital to Army Over Police Uproar
The Orville Mercury voices concern that the San Francisco riot atmosphere will fuel a broader assault on military discipline. It argues that police brutality claims mirror Goebbels era tactics, warning against sympathetic attacks on AWOL or mutinous soldiers and predicting nationwide investigations of confinement conditions. It cites Cromwell, Italy, and Israel to illustrate discipline as central to military effectiveness.
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Countdown Noxon takes up bowling
US scientists reportedly near perfecting laser armed satellites to destroy missiles soon after launch. Princess Anne reveals where she buys unmentionables as royalty weighs in on fashion.
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Latin America's Woes Plague Nixon Latin policy
Russell Kirk argues the Alliance for Progress flopped and U S policy toward Latin America falters. He criticizes Rockefeller travels, delayed diplomat appointments, and mismanaged goals while urging more focus on regional trade and home grown development amid a shifting Nixon stance.
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Built in computers will be in homes in ten years
Washington correspondent notes Edward Opengart of Programming Methods Inc explains the evolving computer slang and the language barrier between humans and machines. He cites terms like wiz rap libraious and giga and describes how on line telephones may become bank terminals and how garbage in garbage out governs data handling.
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No National Plan To Save American City
A hard-edged interview summary argues industry and government lack a unified national strategy to rehabilitate urban areas. It cites fragmented efforts, absent federal leadership, and the need for a crisis-driven mobilization akin to wartime scales, claiming planners must prioritize cities over parochial interests.
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Maclean's Microscoops A wry take on Cold War aid and awards
The item riffs on Peru seeking a military assistance loan, dismisses missile programs for Las Vegas, notes Nixon turning down a California castle offer, mocks meat shortages, and questions the honesty of television award results. It captures satirical fragments rather than a single event.
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This Day In History Highlights From 1871 to 1955 Events
On this day notable moments include the founding of the Arable Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in New York City by Dr. Walter Fleming in 1871 and Roosevelt signing the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933. Riots hit Buenos Aires in 1955 as the Argentine navy challenged Peron, and in 183 Russia sent Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space. Plato’s quip closes the reflection.
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